Posts by Mark Bishop3
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I reached out to PayPal regarding their verification amounts—apparently, their total is different from mine because of the exchange rate, and since that specific amount is what I need to verify my card, it's a bit of a hurdle. After waiting two days, they finally got back to me suggesting I just upload a copy of my driver's license or passport. I guess you have to wonder—is that actually a smart move?
Is that just the standard card Skrill issues once you hit a $10 balance, or is it some kind of special, separate thing?
Wait, does Skrill charge a membership fee? I don't recall seeing anything about that anywhere.
Arthur Howard said:Just set up a PayPal account and you won't have to deal with those freezes—it’s probably as simple as that, I guess.
As for the PayPal card—I usually just use it at gas stations, and it goes through without any issues. I don't really bother using it for depositing at sportsbooks, since those sites typically just need my PayPal account details—you know, my email address—rather than the actual card info.
So, if I'm getting this right—you use an email to deposit funds into Pinnacle, but then you just use your card to withdraw money? Basically, the card works for taking cash out, but isn't actually used for making deposits into the sportsbook?
PayPal says one thing
9. Terms of Service. Actions by PayPal.
9.1. Sending or receiving payments as compensation for the following is strictly prohibited or restricted:
Illegal online Gambling, Lotteries;
and then there's the ad
Gambling operators around the world choose PayPal
Thousands of gambling businesses worldwide trust in PayPal. Why? Because they know their money is in safe hands. Given our track record, our partners include major global names like DraftKings, PokerStars and DraftKings.
I guess it really just comes down to which betting sites you're using
I’m looking into singles—maybe up to about $1,000 worth of action. Which sportsbooks should I be looking at? I just can't quite wrap my head around a serious bettor who doesn't stick to singles—no offense intended, of course. I'm talking about those folks actually pulling in consistent profit.
I have to say, I’m feeling a little skeptical about these big-name sportsbooks lately. It just doesn't seem right—it feels impossible that the entire world is betting through only two or three major platforms. I guess it makes you wonder... are those guys actually better than our local options, or what?
So, what—nothing happens unless there's some serious drama involved?
The difference between PayPal and Skrill when it comes to betting—it seems to me they both work pretty much the same way, just by linking them to your bank account
I don't have one yet, so I'm missing out on 😁—I guess I'm just not quite sure how it all works!
What’s the deal with sportsbooks and PayPal lately? Does anyone know which ones are actually reliable when it comes to deposits and withdrawals?
I noticed some sportsbooks offer deposits and withdrawals via PayPal! I guess I'm wondering if that actually works smoothly here in the States—has anyone here had any experience with it?
Does anyone here have experience using FanDuel? I'm curious about how their deposit and withdrawal process actually works—is it smooth enough? Also, can I use PayPal or just a standard bank transfer for those transactions? If you've used them before, could you let me know what the minimum and maximum limits are for deposits and bets? Just looking for some insight from people who have been through it.
I'm curious about playing the lottery through foreign sportsbooks—basically, who’s actually doing it and where can I find them?
Is there a site out there that compares odds across different sportsbooks and tracks how they shift throughout the day? Also—if anyone has recommendations—which online sportsbooks are actually reliable and worth using?
Is anyone here actually using Dimes, BetJamaica, BetUS, or similar sites? I'm wondering if it's actually possible to place bets with them—and if so, what the process looks like. Also, are there any commissions involved? I'm thinking specifically about the mt
placidviper4 said:Why don't you go looking for them at night?
I’m out there searching for them day and night whenever I get the chance—really. I’m just waiting for the water level on the Mississippi River to drop a bit before I head out.
I spend my time fishing out on the Mississippi River—whether I'm jigging, spinning, or whatever else works—and honestly, I can't wait for version 1.6 so I can finally get after some bass. There’s just nothing quite like the thrill of the strike. Being out there in the early morning, maybe around 4:30 AM, watching the sunrise while the fish are actively feeding... it’s something special, I guess.